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Privacy Policy
Last updated: 13 July 2026. This policy explains the limited information collected through Eteria.space and how it is used.
This is a practical beta policy and may be updated as payment, storage, analytics, or client systems change.
Information collected
Eteria.space may collect information you deliberately submit through a contact form, project brief, Founder Clarity request, email, intake workbook, or agreed project process. This can include your name, email, business or project context, links, narrative answers, selected service needs, timing, and materials you choose to provide.
The site does not ask for passwords, account credentials, identity documents, health data, or unnecessary sensitive information. Do not submit such material.
How information is used
Submitted information is used to review fit and scope, respond to your request, prepare a proposal or written scope, perform an accepted engagement, maintain a limited case record, deliver work, handle clarification, and meet legitimate administrative or legal requirements.
Founder Clarity material
Founder Clarity applications are not automatically diagnosed. Information is reviewed manually. Materials outside the written scope are not automatically included merely because they were uploaded or linked.
Service providers
The website may use Netlify for hosting and deployment, Resend for email delivery, PayPal for invoices or payment processing, and agreed storage or document tools for accepted work. Those providers process information under their own terms and privacy practices.
Payment information
Eteria.space does not directly store full card or bank credentials. Payment details are handled by the selected payment provider or banking institution. Payment is requested only after the relevant scope or invoice is issued.
Retention
Requests that do not become engagements may be retained long enough to respond, prevent duplicate processing, and maintain minimal administrative records. Accepted case records may be retained for delivery, clarification, audit trail, dispute handling, legal obligations, and future diagnostic updates. Retention periods will be narrowed as the beta operating system matures.
Portfolio use and confidentiality
Private client information is not treated as public portfolio material. Public reference, attribution, screenshots, or case-study use require the relevant permission or written scope. High-level anonymized learning may be retained without exposing confidential business information.
Your choices
You may request correction or deletion of information where legally and operationally appropriate. Some records may need to remain for invoices, contracts, delivery history, security, or legal compliance.
Contact
Use the Contact page for privacy questions. Do not include additional sensitive information in the request.